I broke this game to its limits - seriously | Dungeon Clawler

Quick note, if you enjoyed this then I recommend checking out the playlist of the game: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEnz2EwvYH7B0NqrHUe0yO1… I would like to clarify the early statement I made that I promise this will be the most insane run - not out of spite/downplaying something else, but because it matters to me that such statements are not random/clickbait but mean something (for me). A couple of people mentioned DangerouslyFunny's video where he reached ridiculous Gold values to become unkillable and have also insane damage. This is no longer possible in the game as the gold gain is capped to 100 per fight (out of the perk), which used to be different. But if it was just that, then I would have made a different statement. I made this statement under 3 conditions: 1) It's the highest floor I have seen after looking through YouTube (it's definitely possible that I may have missed smaller videos) 2) It has the highest damage number I've ever seen (since I knew health + gold is impossible to ever beat due to the change) 3) It achieved a form of infinity at a reasonable level (as in, you could play it for so long that your savefile would probably rather corrupt than that you would lose) 1) the highest floor I've seen was DF on Floor 48, with a second place going to my other Gold video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbjOZpEK02E at floor 32, but that was not being forced to stop. Both runs could've gone a lot further with DF run being able to go WAY further 2) DF's Gold Run relies on Gold which is no longer possible, but his highest damage number had 20 digits. According to people commenting here, the lowest estimated number is 32 digits, but let's math it out: We simple put 153 into an Excel sheet, multiply the number by 3 and drag that down to repeat it. Since the run shows all the numbers (or if not, I have the recording), I can go through them to follow up (I say that because just calculating didn't work, there was no number that 1:1 represented the video number [Correction, the issue was the search function can't search for results...]. After the first round, I had 1148948376791900000000000000000000000 Strength or 1.14E36. After the second round, I had 279194455560431000000000000000000000000 Strength or 2,79E+38. After the third round (including the potion that dropped in but waited), I had 67844252701184800000000000000000000000000 Strength or 6,78E+40. And finally, before the Paperclip attack I had 1335378425917420000000000000000000000000000000 Strength or 1,33E+45, which is then multiplied by 4.5 (triple Strength as damage and +50% Crit Damage) for the final value of 6,0092E+45, meaning that's 46 digits. 3) The way it would end is that eventually, I'd have to stop take potions since it would run into the same issue as we did with the poison guy. But that's probably another 200-300 potions minimum, if not multiple values of that more. And each of those potions gives x3 to Strength. I seriously believe before the enemies would outscale the amount of potions that can be scooped in, it would rather crash your game.

I like how at 46:40 you clearly can see the math for this game is done with 64-bit floating point numbers. They hold only ~14 decimals, and pad the rest with zeroes.

Dex: yes I will get the game to crash many, MANY rounds later The game, spawning in the poison enemies: fine, I'll do it myself

Yeah, my similar run ended the same way, with a mushroom dude dropping several hundred thousand poison sacs into the machine. I was using golden daggers, though. It is a remarkably stable game, even when the FPS drops below 1. If you leave it running for several weeks, it might Junk Jet all of the enemies, eventually, but I had to kill my run to reboot for an OS update...

For anyone who wants to know what the last number was, it was just shy of an octodecillion(57zeros) Meaning it would have looked like this 600,920,291,662,839,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 But.... It could be even bigger, because this game has notations the basic +E134 type stuff(saw from DFs vid)

You deserve a shout out from the creator at this point. Bro you always say THE BEST and stuff and it’s not clickbait every build is better then the last

I can stop imagining the guy yeeting a paper clip at near light speed towards a boss.

They actually used BigDecimal on the game for the damage numbers, so basically you cannot break the game by a very large damage number.

They couldn't defeat you with your damage digits, so they instead went for your frame rate numbers.

Dex, try this build in Vampire Survivors. Play as toastie and for the weapons go for Legionnaire, Paranormal Scan, and Peachone (Peachone doesn't have to be evolved). As soon as toastie reaches lvl 200, he will gain 65k armour, paired with the Bloodline Arcana. I've tried this and I've dealt over 25 million dmg in a single hit (if you're down to half hp). If you're at full hp, the Retaliatory Legionnaires will deal 4-3 million dmg which is still alot. I got 10 reaper kills then I quit the run before I got bored. In the end result in total the Legionnaires dealt 1.9 TRILLION damage then my game crashed at the end as soon as it tried loading other stuff in the end result screen. Thats the build that I wanted you to try.

3:10 It seems it gave you 2 strength because the perk makes it so the first item gets the ability to give you 1 strength on use but thanks to the magic mirror it was done twice Edit: 5:28 Well... .w.

Hey my favourite German, i love the longer form videos but i do understand to play for a lengthy period of time gets boring but i love your content no matter the video length, much love❤

I simply love his dedication to dungeon clawler! Its lovely to watch :)

At 47:07, if you go frame by frame, you can see the specific single zero that only goes up and down on the screen. If you assume that it is the center of the number, you can infer it has an odd number of digits. By counting the digits to the left of it (23), and knowing it has the same amount to the right of it, it seems to have a total of 47 digits. That was a sixty quattuordecillion (siks-tee kwah-tohr-deh-sil-yuhn) damage! At 46:40, you can see another big number. This time, when you go frame by frame, you'll notice there is no zero that only moves up and down. Instead, you can find a pair of zeros where one moves slightly to the left and the other slightly to the right during the zoom animation. This means the number has an even amount of digits. When you count them, you'll find there are 'only' 46 digits. You just did about one quattuordecillion damage there!

Awesome run! Thank you for all the effort pour into the run and the editing!!!

Omg I had never heard of this game until seeing your playthrough! Definitely a hidden gem of a game and a YouTuber; awesome video!

This was awesome, Dex!!

When the claw swept the top half of a machine packed with loot at 44m, without even having to grab, I lost it.

Amazing work Dex i loved how broken it was

Hands down to the best Video I've seen yet! Keep up the good work!